E-Bike Parking & Charging Station
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E-Bike Parking & Charging Station

SKU: G2-SPXX2X-1.5

Secure parking + e-bike charging

E-bike parking and charging station — lock your bike and charger together. Supports all e-bike brands, fire-safe 4h auto-cutoff, app and RFID access. Cloud managed.

A Bikeep e-bike charging station is a smart bike rack where every dock has a power outlet inside a lockable box. Riders plug in their own charger, and the bike and charger stay locked while charging. An optional relay cuts power after four hours, which fire-safety teams prefer for unattended sites.

Supports all e-bike brands and charger types
Bike and charger both secured while charging
4h fire safety auto-cutoff available
Remote management from anywhere
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Charging Docks

Indicates how many e-bikes can be parked and charged simultaneously.

5
510
Use CaseE-bike Parking & Charging Station
ConnectionPre-installed 4G industrial SIM card
BrandingRe-color or custom branding
Power110/230VAC — grid power required
Access TypeBikeep app, RFID/NFC cards
Managementconsole.bikeep.com — usage stats, access control
InstallationElectrician required — electrical cabinet install
UpgradesCamera, 4-hour fire relay, Metal ground plates
Description

What It Does

The E-bike Charging Station combines secure locking with integrated e-bike charging. Users bring their own charger, plug it into the dock, and both bike and charger are locked inside — secured while charging.

Unlike traditional charging stations with built-in chargers, Bikeep's bring-your-own-charger approach supports all e-bike brands and charger types. No compatibility issues, no adapter headaches.

Each station includes an electrical cabinet that manages power distribution and safety. Optional 4-hour fire safety relay automatically cuts power after 4 hours — recommended for unattended locations.

E-Bike Parking & Charging Station
Specifications

Power Consumption

5-dock1.5kW / 6.5A @ 230V / 14A @ 110V
10-dock3kW / 13A @ 230V / 28A @ 110V
Power input: 110/230VAC, 1 phase, 50-60Hz

Materials & Build

Sheet Metal2.5mm hot-dip galvanized
CorrosivityCategory C3
CoatingTeknos INFRALIT powder coating

Standard Colors

BodyRAL5008
Locking BarRAL9007
Architectural Resources
Architectural drawing
Product Sheet PDF
Documentation

Installation Guides

Technical Specifications

Main Features

Charge any e-bike — secure parking with integrated charging that works with every brand.

Bring Your Own Charger

Bring Your Own Charger

Users plug in their own charger — supports all e-bike brands and charger types. No compatibility issues, no adapter headaches.

Dual Security Lock

Dual Security Lock

The locking bar secures your bike frame while the charging compartment locks your charger inside. Both protected simultaneously.

Fire Safety Relay

Fire Safety Relay

Optional 4-hour auto-cutoff relay automatically disconnects power — recommended for unattended and indoor locations.

Managed Power Distribution

Managed Power Distribution

Built-in electrical cabinet manages power across all docks. One grid connection serves the entire station safely.

App & RFID Access

App & RFID Access

Authenticate with the free Bikeep app or any RFID/NFC card. Open dock, plug in, lock — done in seconds.

Remote Monitoring

Remote Monitoring

Track power consumption, charging duration, and fire safety relay status across your network from console.bikeep.com.

Compatibility

Which e-bikes does it work with?

Bikeep's bring-your-own-charger approach sidesteps the compatibility issues that plague built-in charger stations. Users plug in the charger that came with their bike — the one designed to charge it safely and at the right rate.

No adapters or proprietary connectors needed
Users charge at their bike's optimal rate
Future-proof — supports chargers not yet on the market
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Which e-bikes does it work with?
Safety

Is e-bike charging safe in buildings?

Every dock includes circuit protection. The optional 4-hour fire safety relay automatically cuts power after charging — an essential add-on for parking garages, bike rooms, and unattended locations.

Optional 4-hour fire safety relay add-on
Individual circuit protection per dock
Managed power distribution via electrical cabinet
Read our e-bike fire safety guide
Is e-bike charging safe in buildings?
Installation

How much power does it need?

Each dock powers one e-bike charger, and a typical charger draws up to 300 W. Five docks charging at the same time add up to 1.5 kW, about as much as a hair dryer. On a 230 V supply that is 6.5 A, and on 110 V it is 14 A. A 10-dock station doubles this. The whole station runs from one single-phase connection, which your electrician sizes for this maximum. In daily use the load is lower, because chargers slow down as batteries fill and riders arrive at different times.

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How It Works

Park, charge, and go — in three simple steps

For Cyclist
Rider plugging their own e-bike charger into the outlet inside a Bikeep dock
1

Open dock and plug in your charger

Scan the QR code or tap your RFID card. The dock opens — plug your own e-bike charger into the outlet and connect it to your bike.

2

Lock bike and charger

Close the locking bar — it secures your bike frame and locks the charging compartment. Both bike and charger are protected while charging.

3

Unlock and ride

When you're ready, authenticate again to open the dock. Grab your bike and charger — fully charged and ready to go.

For Operators
How It Works, For Operators
1

Access cloud dashboard

Log in to the Bikeep Console to see every station, dock, and charging session in real time.

2

Monitor charging and usage

Track power consumption, charging duration, and fire safety relay status across your network.

3

Manage users and access

Set stations to public or private. Add users by phone number, NFC card, or shared access code.

For Organisations
How It Works, For Organisations
1

Get a tailored proposal

Tell us your site details and charging needs. We'll recommend the right station size, dock count, and power configuration.

2

Simple electrical setup

Your electrician connects the electrical cabinet to your building's power supply. The station is ready to use once connected.

3

Ongoing support

Dedicated account management, 24/7 technical support, and over-the-air firmware updates.